... II. . ; .TH E . RING.N I, , 1 , . ; - . :. . I I _. i , , FghtS to Colbsi Ssrp. 22 Purden and flolland, 10 a side, Birmingham. .:22.-Paddock and Oulbon, e23 a eide,*NotTlfngham. 2 . ?? and oes (Spider), 60 side, London. 2, ..Daly and Ellis, 10 a ide, same ring as Trainer and ' ?? Spider. 2:5;l 26-Franklin and Cook,- 423 a~side, London. 2P -The Tpton Siasher. and Ifarry Broome, 4200 a side. ...

... |GLINTON pALICAOES. WEDNESDAY The TRIAL STAXeS of S sova each, and 50 added. Half a mile. Lord Eglinton's Elthrn rls sb Capt. Pettat I Lord Waterfordas Roller, ; Col.Camspbell 2 The SrTEwaas' Cu' of 20 sovs, added to a Handicap of 25 soya each, 10 ft, and 0 only if declared; the second to receive 00 soya out of the staesoce round and a dis. (21 subs, II of whom declared ) Mr. Merrys Miss AnnS ...

... INTELLICENCE EXTRA. UPTQQN -VEPN Nominations for the UPTON STAKES of 10 soya each, and 8. only if declared, &e. age St lb age at lb Clothworker. . 659 0 H-eart of ?? 7 6 Woodlark. 5812 The ?? 4 7 3 ?? 6 8 4Britgonia ?? 7 0 spot. .. ?? 8 4Waterfall ?? 3 0 12 ?? 8 2Therem ?? 6 10 Young England .4 7 12 Bretby q.. .. a06 9 Cosaebia.-a 730 ?? 36 a The Clown 4710 .. Nominations forthe TRDSMW ...

... C R IC K E T. The Marylebone Club. COUNTRY MATCH. Tuesday and Wednesday, September 16 and 17, at Holkham- The M. C. C. agst the County of Norfolk. All England Mlatohes. The All England matches at present arranged will be played at the following places and undermentioned times:- Monday, September 8, at Bradford-All England agat Twenty of Bradford. Thursday, September I i, at Newburgh Park, near ...

... .INTELLIGENCE D EX RA Weigbtuor ?? HiAnIOASTidS of Aoo sbvs, added to a- fwespstakes of 1o0 sodvs eacb, '5 ft; al& S ohly if delared o! or before t2d of Septeniber.. , age st lb . ~ ?? ageir'st lb 'KiogofOoude:..;. - 4 8' 4H 'Eumphrey ?? . s 12 Russborough .. 4 S Candlewick 4 6 12 Alonzo- ?? 4 ? 12 Barbrih*' ?? 5 5 12 Maid ?? 5 7 10 Flare-dp';:f,.' 4 s 10 Pitsford ?? 7 0 Trickstress ?? 5 10 ...

... Stewards: John Fowler and John Wiggan, Esqrs. Clerk of the Course: Mr. J. Newman. WEDNESDAY. The INNKEEsPER'S STAKES of 3 sovs each, with 20 added; heats; twice round; to start at the distance chair. Mr. Choyce's ch c Bedford, 4 yrs, 8st ?? 1 I Mr. Owen's b c Conscript, 4 yrs, Sat 51b ?? 3 2 Mr. Sharratt's brm Egret, 6 yrs, 8st 121b ?? 2 dr Mr. ilaft's ch f by Don John, dam by Mundig (h b), 3 ...

... - THE mRAI NOC . -g to Conime. Sar,-T. 29.-The Tipton Slasher and Harry Broome, X200 a side. OCT. 7.--~.Nigger MorrisanidCohncor,.f-I0a side6, BirmuftigliSall. 2.-W. Stevens (Eiriningham), and Bob Smith (Stafford), 25 a side, Birmingham. 6AEAT KIULL for the 033ANFIONSEXPI ; ~ ?? 2Ol to. week..; notice =Blanosi: AND 'Pinyr.We have from. weit~ltnt the satisfaitqry manner in wslch the ...

... BETTING AT TATTERSALS. MONDAY. The betting on Monday afternoon embraced nearly all the forthcoming autumnnal events. For the Great Yorkshire Handi cap speculation was confined to a few horses, Cossack, Calco- lator,and Antigone being in most favour. The top offer against Nancy was 6to 1, but nothing was done, as the backers reso- lutely stood out for another point. Clarissa wan friendless for ...

... BETTING AT TATTERS.ALL'S. MONDAY, Although the price current extended over most of the forthcoming events, the amount of general business transacted was moderate. Herbert was in considerable request for the Leamington Stakes, and Clarissa for the Great Yorkshire Harn- dicap. The St. Leger betting was only remarkable for a decline in the Ban and Grecian, and an improvement in Newnsinster. ...

... BE:TTING HOUSES. Our humble attempts to come between dishonest Bet- ting-house keepers and the public-between the harpies and the gulls-has been attended with amusing revela- tions, to say nothing of what we have done in the way of effectu ally cautioning some and bringing others to book. There are but few Betting-house-keepers of whom we don't hear something discreditable, and, as a body, ...

... ITROTTIr G __RACES AT LrVERPOOL. I . ?? - A.mbled to witne-, On Thursday a number of spectators, asseusuieu Lu winless some of the most celebrated trotting nags of the day try their spee ?? Course. The conditions were three to star, ad t betheproprtyof iffren owers, or the money adde no tobe ive, unessby onsnt f the committee; it was lsooptona whtherthehores entunder saddle or in haress an th ...

... AQU AT IC S. ?? ! . P , I HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. SiPT. 21 morning 54 min. past 9 afternoon 38 min. past 10 22. 22 ?? . 11, ?? 55 ?? I11 23 . ?? . 12 . 25 ?? 1% 24 ?? ?? 12 ?? 9 ., I 2. 41 2 ?? 4 , 2 27. 1. .. 3 . . 7 ?? 113 ?? 2 REGATTAS AND MATCHES TO COME. 5EPT. 22.-St. Mary, Rotherhithe, Scillers Regatta-a match in five heats. 22.-C. Buxton and T. Grant' sculles's Match on the river ...